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Source: NiMh Battery Vehicle Classification: CEV Description: Toyota e·com, is designed to be part of a new 21st century-minded EV commuter system.Toyota tested this system on public roads for localized personal transportation as well as use between and around company facilities. |
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Source: NiMh Battery Vehicle Classification: Full Featured Description: The RAV4-EV is a compact sport utility vehicle (SUV), powered by a maintenance-free, permanent magnet motor, producing 50 kW of power (equivalent to a 67-horsepower gasoline engine). It has a top speed of 78 mph, and a range between 80 and 100 miles per charge. |
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Internal Combustion / NiMH battery Description:
Prius (which is Latin for "to go before") is the world's
first mass produced hybrid vehicle. EPA-rated at 60 miles per gallon
city, 55 highway and certified as a partial zero emission vehicle.
Prius combines a 1.5 liter gasoline engine with a permanent magnet
motor producing 50 kW (67 horsepower). The Prius is also fitted with
a regenerative braking system which captures the energy created when
the vehicle is coasting or braking and transforms it into useable electricity
to recharge the batteries. |
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